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Kate Lundy, former Senator
- Former Australian Labor Party Senator for ACT
- Became a Senator on 2 March 1996 — Federal election
- Left Senate on 24 March 2015 — Resigned
Most recent appearances in parliament
- Child Care: (11 May 2006)
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“Senator Lundy interjecting—”
- Child Care: (11 May 2006)
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“You are not going to be able to fill up 20 minutes. You are already struggling.”
- Child Care: (11 May 2006)
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“You have already said that.”
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- Has spoken in 27 debates in the last year — well below average amongst Senators.
- People have made 2 comments on this Senator's speeches — average amongst Senators.
- 50 people are tracking whenever this Senator speaks .
- Has used three-word alliterative phrases (e.g. "she sells seashells") 411 times in debates — above average amongst Senators. (Why is this here?)
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- Kate Lundy's personal website
- Parliament House web page for Kate Lundy
- Biography (From ABC's Q & A)
- 2022 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
- 2019 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
- 2016 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
- 2013 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
- 2010 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
- 2007 Election results for ACT (From ABC)
Other offices held in the past
- Minister Assisting for the Digital Economy (1 Jul 2013 to 18 Sep 2013)
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Innovation and Industry (1 Jul 2013 to 18 Sep 2013)
- Minister for Sport (5 Mar 2012 to 1 Jul 2013)
- Minister for Multicultural Affairs (5 Mar 2012 to 1 Jul 2013)
- Minister Assisting for Industry and Innovation (5 Mar 2012 to 18 Sep 2013)
- Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (3 Mar 2011 to 5 Mar 2012)
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister (14 Sep 2010 to 5 Mar 2012)
- Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Citizenship (14 Sep 2010 to 21 Feb 2011)
- Shadow Minister for Sport, Recreation and Health Promotion (10 Dec 2006 to 6 Dec 2007)
- Shadow Minister for Local Government (10 Dec 2006 to 6 Dec 2007)
- Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation (24 Jun 2005 to 10 Dec 2006)
- Shadow Minister for Manufacturing, Consumer Affairs (26 Oct 2004 to 24 Jun 2005)
- Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation (8 Dec 2003 to 25 Oct 2004)
- Shadow Minister for the Arts (2 Jul 2003 to 25 Oct 2004)
- Shadow Minister for Sport (2 Jul 2003 to 8 Dec 2003)
- Shadow Minister for Information Technology (2 Jul 2003 to 25 Oct 2004)
- Shadow Minister for Information Technology and Sport (23 Nov 2001 to 2 Jul 2003)
- Shadow Minister for Sport and Youth Affairs (20 Oct 1998 to 23 Nov 2001)
- Shadow Minister Assisting the Shadow Minister for Industry and Technology on Information Technology (20 Oct 1998 to 23 Nov 2001)
- Assistant to the Shadow Ministers for Science and Information Technology, Youth Affairs and the Arts (26 Aug 1997 to 21 Oct 1998)
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Sport and Tourism (26 Aug 1997 to 21 Oct 1998)
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